ArticleMagnetic resonance in medicine2023
Establishing a hemoglobin adjustment for
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methodsWe combined the 1D model of xenon gas exchange (MOXE) with the principle of TR-flip angle equivalence to establish scaling factors that normalize the dissolved-phase signals with respect to a standard
resultsAdjusting for Hb caused RBC/M to change by up to 20% in healthy individuals with normal Hb and had marked impacts on M/gas and RBC/gas distributions in 3D gas-exchange maps. RBC/M was higher in males than females both before and after Hb adjustment (p < 0.001). After Hb adjustment, the healthy reference value for RBC/M for a consortium-recommended acquisition of TR = 15 ms and flip = 20° was 0.589
conclusionMOXE provides a useful framework for evaluating the Hb dependence of the membrane and RBC signals. This work indicates that adjusting for Hb is essential for accurately assessing
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